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Hmm!

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Friday, July 24, 2015, arraigned six persons before Justice Oluwatoyin Ipaye of the Lagos High Court, Ikeja on a 17 count charge bordering on conspiracy, stealing and forgery.


The six accused persons – Festus Onile, Olawale Garuba, Abiodun Afainiya, Jayeola Afolabi David, Yewande Adeyemi and Adetoun Kammal, were arrested by the Commission sequel to a petition from a new generation bank which alleged fraudulent transfers and withdrawals of N31 million through ATM and Point of Sale, POS, from the account of one of its customers.


One of the counts reads: “Festus Onile, Olawale Garuba and Abiodun Afainiya between the 14th December, 2012 to 18th December, 2012 at Lagos within the jurisdiction of this honourable court with a dishonest intent stole the sum of N5,513,519.98 (five million, five hundred and thirteen thousand, five hundred and nineteen naira, ninety eight kobo) through point of sale terminals (POS) from account no. 0038253607 belonging to late Shodiya Wemimo Agnes.”

The accused persons pleaded not guilty when the charge was read to them.


In view of their plea, the prosecution counsel, Abba Mohammed, prayed the court for a trial date and to remand the accused persons in prison custody.


However, Seun Adenuga, counsel to the first accused asked for a short adjournment to enable him file for bail. He also prayed the court to remand the accused in EFCC custody.



Justice Ipaye however ordered that the accused be remanded in Kirikiri prison pending the determination of their bail applications and adjourned the case to October 9th, 20th and 21st for trial.

http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/07/27/efcc-arraigns-six-persons-for-n31m-fraud/

Cc: lalasticlala

Pix: F-L; Adeotun Kammal, Abiodun Afainiwa, Festus Onile, Garuba Olawale, Jayeola Afolabi, Garuba Olawale..

Demmocrats:
It seems you guys are now using speed of light as your network

Abeg una fast joor
www.

I still dey do apprenticeship for ur dormain..

If 2 sey religion of piss no dey..

Point and kill things, abeg bring me Udeme..

North & violence working hand-in-hand like Buhari & pictures..

Tonda Faya Poorverty

New millenium turkey..

The name na something wey dey grow for ground..

RIP to him.. May God fortify those he left behind...AMEN!!

Naija I taya 4u..

A man and a woman of Nigerian origin have been arrested over claims that they forced Nigerian women into prostitution and deployed voodoo to keep their victims under their control, Spanish police said Sunday.

The two suspects were arrested on a warrant issued by Norway after a Nigerian woman lodged a complaint against them in Oslo.
Spanish police said the pair promised their victims, who were living in extreme poverty, a job and that they would cover their travel expenses. They would then force them to become prostitutes.

The young Nigerian woman who filed the complaint had herself been lured in 2011 to Spain by a woman who promised her work.
When she arrived in Spain, however, she was kidnapped and held in an apartment on the southern edge of Madrid.

Her abductor then forced her to work as a prostitute in several Spanish cities, as well as Bordeaux in France and finally Oslo, claiming she was owed a 60,000-euro ($66,000) debt).

“The ‘madam’ and her accomplices had control over her, using all methods of aggression and threats and resorting to traditional Juju voodoo practices, including animal sacrifices,” the police said.

In these rites, the victims are forced to take a pledge of obedience, which they are then persuaded into believing that they would fall ill or become insane if they fail to obey, according to Amnesty International.

The two suspects were arrested at their home with police finding false identity documents and several objects linked to the rituals there.
Six Nigerians including four women were convicted in France last month over similar charges.

Also in June, Spanish police dismantled a trafficking ring that they said used voodoo rituals to force women into prostitution.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/spain-arrests-nigerians-using-juju-to-force-women-into-prostitution/

As for me & my fone, we not get comment..

By Garba Shehu

SHORTLY after the August 1983 mili­tary coup that brought a 41-year-old Mu­hammadu Buhari to power, he received a phone call from a top personnel in the United States Army.

General Smith was the Commandant of the U.S. War College from which General Buhari graduated in 1980. The school’s 1979 set had graduated its first Nigerian, General Wushishi, who was the Chief of Defence in the just ousted Shehu govern­ment.

“Please, be kind to him,” General Smith said over the phone.

The essence of the phone call was not just to congratulate Nigeria’s new Head of State, but to ensure that the first Nige­rian to graduate from the U.S. War Col­lege would not suffer any indignity under the government of the second Nigerian to graduate from the same school.

On Wednesday, July 22, members of the U.S. War College Class of 1980 gathered at the Blair House in Washington, DC, to welcome the man they had selected as their football team referee 36 years ago.

“Being referee all those years ago taught me to be fair and just,” President Buhari said during the meeting.

Among the former classmates gathered were Lt. General Granrud (Commander of the U.S. forces in Japan, retd), Briga­dier General Jack Pellica, General Ronald Griffith (former Vice Chairman of the U.S. army central command), Colonel Lany Gordon and Colonel Paul Summerville.

General Smith has since passed on, as have all the directing staff and a larger per­centage of the old students from the set.

“This just shows that all of us are on the queue,” President Buhari said, “waiting for our turn.”

The Nigerian Commander-in-Chief said he hoped that the U.S. would continue its tradition of training Nigerians in the war college. At the time he attended the school, he was the only African in his class. The only other foreigners were from Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Israel, Indonesia, Thai­land, France and Japan. The Japanese stu­dent went on to become the head of his country’s army.

President Buhari then went on to update his classmates on his life since he last saw them: his different appointments, his ac­complishments and his family.

“I have just received my 13th grand­child,” he said.

He added that the wife they knew him with at the time had since died, and that he had also lost a son and a daughter.

“Of all my eight children,” he said, “only one is a boy.”

Some of his former classmates were cu­rious to know if President Buhari would place his only son, Yusuf, in the army.

“I stopped him from joining the army,” President Buhari replied.

He explained that the military he joined was very different from what it is today, adding that he was the second Nigerian to be sent to the U.S. War College, based on his records alone, without connections.

“Things took a wrong turn in Nigeria,” he said. “Your records no longer mattered.”

Some of the former classmates present at the meeting stated that at the time they met President Buhari back in 1980, they knew little about Nigeria or Africa. They credited the Nigerian leader with giving them their initial enlightenment about the continent. Others recalled how he always overworked himself.

However, President Buhari described his war college experience as being re­sponsible for his subsequent life of hard work, endurance and perseverance.

“I contested for president three times and failed,” he said. “Then I did it the fourth time and won.”

A roar of laughter followed the presi­dent’s apt illustration.

He then rendered his narrative of the col­lapse of the Soviet Union, breaking into 18 republics and how that influenced his deci­sion to join politics.

“The collapse of the Soviet empire in 1980 without a single shot being fired con­vinced that the multi-party democratic sys­tem was the best for all countries.”

President Buhari then expressed appre­ciation to President Barack Obama and to the U.S. for the role the country played in Nigeria’s successful elections, recall­ing Secretary of State, John Kerry’s visit to him and to former president Goodluck Jonathan, as well as to Attahiru Jega, the electoral commissioner at the time.

“Kerry read the riot act to all of us,” he said, “saying that the conduct of the elec­tion must be free, fair and in line with the Constitution.”

He added that, without US intervention, the electoral malpractices of the past 12 years would likely have happened again.

“God made me but America made me,” he said.

The Class of 1980 gave President Bu­hari the full assurances of their support, stating that they were willing to use their experience to assist him in any way they can, particularly with tackling terrorism in northeast Nigeria. They promised to put together and forward to him a compendi­um of their thoughts on the security situa­tion in Nigeria.

In September, President Buhari will be meeting once again with his former class­mates, at another event scheduled to take place at the United Nations.


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/buhari-to-us-war-college-class-of-1980-god-made-me-but-the-u-s-made-me/

Cc: lalasticlala, seun, obinoscopy

If I bring outta dis alligator pepper, Op ur own don finish..




Wey pix?

Summary- This Administration Na Joke





Bring Back Our Liar Mohammed

Oh God take away dis goat brain from Op & give him human brain...AMEN!!

Shame don erode this woman finish.. #ipityhergirls

emmasege:
He's preparing another dosage of lie in defence of their hypocricy.

uaray genius jare. I heard his went on an exile 2 perfect his lies..

RIP Booby Kristina

Na watch we dey watch dis joke administration..

midolian:
you see? On the other thread that paints the PDP black, u had nothing to contribute. But in the case of this thread, u hav something to contribute. Continue

#wailingWailers

nawa oh! U just dey follow me like hunch back.. If I rumble ur rumsis abeg biko pardon me, atak gawd begew..

Dis administration na joke..



Where Is Liar Mohammed??

midolian:
why u go get comment? If say na Buhari ask kwara PDP to disclaim statement, u go get comment. Mtcheew


Lalasticlala, pls come to our aid.

nawa oh! Dis 1 wey u don begin bash pesin dis early morning, dem vex u 4 drem??

Taylor nawa oh! U neva explain wetin y do u. Meanwhile, I no et comment..

An Attack On Boko Haram Is An Attack To The North- Buhari


Do u expect Buhari 2 attack his brother's, do u expect Buhari to attack North? It's only a senile presidiot will negotiate with Boko Haram. Dis Administration Na Joke..



Where Is Liar Mohammed?

My brother advice no dey oh, posters below fit get 1

Bomb explosion=North
Chlorine explosion=North
Boko haram=North
Suicide bomber=North



North Nawa oh! RIP to the dead shaa, quick recovery 2d injured